Possession Consciousness

This is from UA…STEP 1: Defining My Vision – What is my Possession Consciousness Vision for my life?

♦ Do I have a Vision for my home, my possessions, my vehicle, office, schedule and overall organization?

♦ Do I have a vision for having uncluttered, healthy and functional living and working spaces; for having only useful, desirable and beloved possessions?

♦ If not, am I willing to define my vision? Am I willing to get clarity on any obstacles that prevent me from defining my vision?

Do I have a vision? I do. Or at least I think I do. I’m not going to try to be poetic or look for “just the right word” to share this vision. I will just write it here and now and do it quickly. Understanding a vision grows as I grow. 

The vision for my home and and my possessions, office and schedule and overall organization is spaciousness. Simple, bright, functional, easy, room to move in my home and in my schedule. Airy is a word that comes to mind. Fresh and clean are two more. Active but peace-filled. 

In practical terms this means I live in a clean home. If I had died and you walked into my home you would get the vibe it was a happy and loving place to be. You would feel a sense of holiness even if you took a moment to feel the vibe of the place. You look around, it’s clean and there’s no clutter yet you can feel that there’s life and creativity and activity that happens here. You can imagine the game nights and people playing guitars and music upstairs, group meditations and yoga happened by the window, you’re sure of it. There’s much joy in this space. When you walk over to my office you get that same sense that the room is smiling. The space here feels warm. You want to focus in this space. You see stations where industry and creativity happens. There’s the station for computer work, phone calls and the business end of things. It is organized and professional. It looks like someone important works at this space but they are still so very down to earth. It’s clear the comfie chair is used for phone calls, thinking and writing. Reading glasses and a notebook proves your assumption correct about the chair. The last area, has a paint dabbled cutting mat. Small creative tasks happen here. It looks like some clay work of some kind is wrapped in a plastic bag and moved to the corner. The shelves and closet or clean and organized. Used but not packed. Attractive and if asked one could find something with easy in the space. The person who works here is well organized, doesn’t have excess. 

The closet is organized as well. Not too full. Lovely clothing items are hung neatly and other items are easy to find. The person who wears these clothes is tiny and attractive and wears interesting, natural and beautiful clothing. She has lovely taste with a kind of professional boho look. She also looks a bit traveled or at least buying fair trade. 

The bedroom is truly a sanctuary. It is pure bliss. Clean and rich with delicious textiles. A room you just feel at peace in. The bathroom upstairs feels like a garden spa. You feel beautiful just walking into it. 

Going a layer deeper into the home, draws are organized. Another layer still and you see that the people here have their money in order, their affairs in order, their bills paid, their after life arrangements clear, passwords and usernames in order.

The work schedules are easy to see and use and you see there was time for friends, love, peace, meditation, fitness, vacations and retreats. The work that the woman in this house does is clearly something she loves, is good at is sought out for. She has an assistant who speaks highly of her employer and helps to keep her working well and have healthy balance in her life.